Sentence examples for imposing your ideas from inspiring English sources

In field research, you have to be listening to the field, the data, not imposing your ideas on the data, and making an interpretation.

"The problem is trying to impose your ideas on others," said Samy Zalat, professor of biodiversity and former chairman of the department of zoology at Suez Canal University.

Bistro 21 is a particular restaurant, not the kind of place to impose your ideas of what it should be.

Impose your idea on the world.

It is symbolic, and really rather distressing, that the only amendment tabled at the sitting emphasises the specific nature of island situations, proof of the lack of discernment to which your frenzy to impose your idea of energy policy drives you.

"It's not license to starting imposing your own original ideas," says Charles Edwards, playing Henry Trebell in Waste, "but once a director goes, you find that running the thing with a crowd, allowing the language to strike you in ways it hasn't already, you make realisations of your own".

Being empathetic means opening yourself to someone else's point of view, someone else's "tastes," instead of imposing your own experiences and ideas.

You cannot impose your own ideas on others.